2002 F350 Dually Diesel 7.3 Cab And Chassis With Gooseneck-needs Injectors on 2040-cars
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, United States
2002 F350 with 7.3 turbo diesel/automatic. Former ambulance, now is cab and chassis with goose neck hitch. This truck needs injectors, currently not running due to bad injector(s). I bought this truck last fall and replaced: all brakes, front end-tie rods and ball joints, alignment, fan clutch, new brake controller and pigtail, glow plugs, glow plug relay, cam sensor,2 batteries, 1 alternator, rebuilt oil cooler seals, pcm, and a few other smaller items. Has current DOT tag. I parked it for the winter, was running and driving in the fall with slight rough idle (suspected injector at that time), and now will turn over but not fire. I have had 2 professional shops tell me it needs injectors. Please note in the pictures, the fuse panel cover is included, and the turbo pipe as well as some of the valve cover bolts are off due to checking for suspected bad injectors. Email me for
any specific questions. Truck must be paid in full within 48 hours and picked up within 7 days of auction ending. |
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